Animal Care Centre | Dr. Greg Bobo | Frisco, Texas

Laser Surgery & Laser Therapy

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We are proud to offer the unique care for our patients that can only come from the advanced methods of laser technology.

Laser surgery is an option for most of our surgical patients as an alternative to the scalpel blade.  In fact, this procedure has been so successful that we now declaw our feline patients using only the laser.

Laser therapy is an alternative treatment option that has the potential to replace certain pain medications for chronic illnesses such as arthritis.  For most cases a series of 5-10 minute treatments are recommended over the course of several weeks.

Special Offer for Multiple Therapy Treatments
Purchase 5 laser therapy sessions, and get the 6th one free!

Laser Therapy

One of the newest technologies in the veterinary industry, laser therapy has a wide range of applications:
  • Arthritis
  • Back Injuries
  • Inflammation
  • Acute & Chronic Pain
  • Sprains & Strains
  • Wound Healing

Benefits of laser therapy include:
  • Quick and convenient treatment sessions
  • Speeds the healing process
  • Reduces need for pain medication
  • Immediate and effective results after 12 to 24 hours in most cases

Laser Surgery

The cutting power of laser light replaces the scalpel blade traditionally used for surgical procedures.  The veterinarian can precisely control the focused beam of energy and can also regulate its strength, resulting in less traumatic skin incisions and a better recovery for your pet overall.

Benefits of laser surgery include:
  • Reduced pain and swelling as laser energy seals nerve endings and does not crush or tear the tissue
  • Reduced bleeding as blood vessels are also sealed
  • Reduced chance of infection as laser energy kills bacteria
  • Reduced time under anesthesia as procedures are performed more efficiently

Testimonials

"I have two older dogs: Annie, who is 15, and Lucy, who is 13.  Their quality of life had diminished, and it was getting harder for them to get up and go on walks.  They still showed major excitement when they saw the leash, so I knew they still had a zest for life.

On October 21, they each had their sixth laser therapy treatment.

I saw a marked improvement in Lucy – she was able to walk and rise more quickly.  Annie could always move faster than Lucy but had problems rising.  I believe there have been less problems getting up, and she does not need the prednisone as often.  I will continue to monitor her.

Also, I WILL continue the laser therapy.  It will not need to be as often, and I feel it improves their senior years!  I only hope someone takes me for laser therapy when I reach 15 in dog years."

Animal Care Centre Client
October 22, 2010